Hi-Fi is moving into “uncharted territory,” said owner Josh Baker as he prepared to reopen the Fountain Square live music venue – at half capacity – on Saturday, June 20, …
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The effort to rebuild the historic Nowland Avenue bridge will take a major fund-raising step forward at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 10, when Pathways Over Pogue’s and Reconnecting to our …
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Citing a responsibility to “address systemic inequities as well as listen and support the brown and black community,” the Board of Directors of Indy Pride has announced it will no …
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In light of the 2020 Tony Awards being postponed indefinitely, The Cabaret is releasing archived performance footage of Tony winners and nominees who have graced The Cabaret’s local stage thanks …
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“Mike Meares: Behind the Scenes” is the theme of the First Friday opening on June 5 at the Full Circle Nine Gallery. The event – to be available from 6 …
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Paintings by local artist Willard Johnson will headline the “virtual” First Friday at the Harrison Center – but what won’t be “virtual” is a First Friday Blood Drive being hosted …
Read More In light of continuing health concerns, the 2020 Indy Pride Festival is going virtual, beginning with a launch party from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7. The online event …
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Our Downtown museums and other cultural venues have been shuttered for over two months now, but their staffs have been anything but idle. Consider these virtual experiences which have been …
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The coronavirus outbreak has claimed two more casualties – this year’s edition of the Talbot Street Art Fair and the Feast of Lanterns. Matthew Robinson of the Herron-Morton Place Neighborhood …
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The COVID-19 pandemic, it turns out, trumps the idea that “the show must go on.” IndyFringe Board Chair Gary Reiter and CEO Pauline Moffat have made it official: the 2020 …
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